Don Bradman: Cricket Coming To Xbox One and Ps4.

The Order has some competition.

“Following on from the critically acclaimed Don Bradman Cricket 14, we are proud to now bring the greatest cricket player of all time to the next generation of consoles,” said HES boss Sebastian Giompaolo. “I am excited by what Big Ant Studios have been able to produce, this is without doubt the best Cricket video game to date.”

"Coming February 2015."

More desired information here.

Gameplay footage for those on the fence.

Interested in this? Something nice to add to the February games list.

Wait you guys play cricket?

.......yay?.....

Yup. Big time. Hell, it's growing in popularity.

I thought it was an asia subcontinent thing. Meh I lost my interest in cricket after our national team kept sucking so hard.

Meanwhile the Flemish Lions are doing better every year :p

*cricket chirps*

I'll be surprised if the vast majority of people here even know the rules of cricket.

I will buy it just to learn the rules and how it's played. I tried to watch it every time I was "over there" but I just couldn't follow it. Now Rugby was a different story.

GOAT!

And with this announcement, all over the U.S. cheers .... oh wait... "crickets" :P

The game will turn out bad and so will the sales.

The funny thing is, this game will probably have more interaction and depth than The Order 1886.

The sales will be bad but the game isn't.

If there is a sport more boring than watching live baseball, it's cricket. At least with baseball games don't last 5 days.

(p.s. being Scottish, I'm not necessarily objective)

Still waiting for a Halo match, aren't you?

Sales would be bad, but the game itself is fantastic.

Haven't turned my 360 on in ages. Don't own an Xbone.

Don't know what you're getting at here.

Awesome news!!!

BTW, that video by Giant Bomb was painful to watch. No wonder I stopped watching their videos.

I was under the impression that Crickets had already come to the xbone.

An Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes died last month after a 'bouncer' - which is a type of bowling ('pitching') delivery with a cricket ball (solid hard ball weighing about 160 grams) usually around 95 mph and targeted at the batsman's ('batters') head and completely legal in the game. The batsman went for a hook shot and missed it with the ball crashing into the back of his head/neck. Even though he was wearing a helmet, he collapsed into a coma and later died in hospital. He was 26 years old.

Cricket's not for wussy's.

R.I.P - Phillip Hughes

this game's gonna knock 'em for six